If you’re anything like us, you’ll love a bit of the fantasy theme injected into your online games. And that’s exactly what you’ll get upon playing the Dragon Island product from NetEnt. Looking at it from first glance, you’d think that it was an advertisement for Jurassic Park, with its lush, blue waters, vast hills and mountains, and green plains in the background. However, rather than dinosaurs, we’re looking at dragons here. It’s a slightly over looked game from this developer, which is a shame, because we actually love spinning the reels of Dragon Island. It merges mystery and fantasy together to form an intriguing and compelling game, whilst also being very sharp on the uptake of special features. So, all in all, you’ve got yourself another stellar offering from NetEnt. Graphically, it presents a very high quality design, and the included sound effects will hear the growl of a dragon with every click of the spin button.

You know when an online video slot developer collaborates with a company like Universal Studios, that it’s going to result in one hell of a great game. That’s exactly what you can expect from playing NetEnt’s game, ‘Dracula’. It has to be considered on of the developer’s best offerings yet, providing extremely high quality graphics and unique special features to intrigue gamers from all sides of the spectrum. It opens up with a video package, showing a female citizen running away from something which has put the frighteners into her. Obviously, Dracula is in pursuit of his latest victim, and by the end of the video, he’s caught up to her. It’s then that you’re taken to the reels, where you’ll see the man in question himself sitting to the left hand side of them. He watches on your every move, even becoming animated at frequent times throughout, especially when you form a win. It’s actually such a good game that it’s probably better to not play it in the dark, lest you be scared half to death by the vampiric motions of Dracula.

If there’s one thing that can be said about the 70s, it’s that they had some groovy disco music to get down to. From the Bee Gee’s to Chaka Khan and Donna Summer to Rick James, that decade was the era of disco music, and the fun of such has never been captured better than in NetEnt’s ‘Disco Spins’ slot game. As such, you’ll find that there’s a totally awesome piece of music accompanying your game play of this one, taking you right back to those days of funky grooving. It’s also fairly obvious from both the design of the game and from its title, that it is set within a nightclub. We’re almost ready to grab our bell bottoms and jackets to bust a move on the floor. But, we’ll refrain from doing that just so that we can spin a few more rounds of this game. However, if you feel yourself dancing along to the music, don’t say we didn’t warn you. It’s quite addictive in itself.

Have you ever wondered what dogs do in their private lives? Even more so, have you ever wondered what privileged dogs do in their private lives? Well, you needn’t wonder any more, thanks to the wonderful Diamond Dogs game from NetEnt. This product takes you in to the world of pampered pooches, and really gives you a look into their idyllic lifestyle. Judging by the accompanying background, the game is set on a fashionable high street, with a store on the left hand side illuminated with lights. As for the reels, these are surrounded by golden doggy collars, bejewelled crowns and silver-plated statues and trophies, meaning that these dogs have really been on the receiving end of some amazing awards. The bark of a dog will begin each of the spins you make, while a classy piece of music will play lightly in the background to accompany your game play.

The devil is definitely ready to see you now, or at least, that’s the idea behind the NetEnt online video slot entitled, Devil’s Delight. Obviously, this game takes place in the fiery depths of hell. There are numerous tombstones sprouting up from the bottom of the screen, while flames dance about in the background. So, if you can bear the heat, you’ll be able to progress with this game, with no issues at all. Before you spin the reels, you’ll be able to hear some devilish, creepy sounds, as though the devil himself will jump out at you at any given moment. Then, whenever you press the spin button, you’ll hear a weirdly zany tune playing, and wins will be announced with the triumphant tone of a horn. As this is the case, you’ll find that everything in this game nicely gels together, bringing yet another welcome addition to the grand portfolio of our favourite developer.

It’s time to get destructive and chaotic with the Demolition Squad! This group of hardcore demolitions experts are ready to take you along with them to their next big job, assisting them in tearing down constructions, reducing them to rubble. As such, you’d better be wearing your hard helmet, because you’re sure to be caught right in the middle of the destruction. It seems quite fitting in this instance, that NetEnt have included a particularly industrial/metal sounding piece of music to accompany your game play. It fits so well with the general theme of the game, and just gives it that extra bit of atmosphere on the whole. In addition, you’ll find that the graphics which have been included in the game are very high quality, ensuring that you have a great experience whilst playing it. Yes, it’s true. The demolition team are in town, and they’ll be more than happy to blow up, smash, beat in, collapse and pound any building in sight.

The Western theme has been done a few times in online slot games now, but perhaps NetEnt have managed to pull it off the best with ‘Dead or Alive’. It’s set in a cowboy town, complete with thematic windmill, lantern-lit tavern and dusty streets. There’s the classic whistling tones of a cowboy movie in the background, which just adds to the overall theme, and this is backed up by the barking and growling sounds of a wild mutt, just waiting to greet any outlaws with a vicious bite. Every spin of the reels will begin with the sound of a gun being cocked, while altering wager levels and other features will present you with the sound of a whip cracking. It’s all very nicely crafted, and the graphics on display are ultimately one of its most pleasing features. Considering it’s one of NetEnt’s older products in their portfolio, it can still hold its own against the newer games being released today.

If you’re able to get hooked on a game as soon as its theme music starts playing, you know that you’re on to a winner. That’s exactly what happened to us when we first loaded up Dazzle Me from NetEnt. And, ultimately speaking, it’s not an overwhelmingly special piece of music that has been included. However, there’s something particularly calming about it, which just seems to make playing the game ever more intriguing. Not only that, but its reels aren’t really swimming with any icons out of the ordinary, but it does offer up an altogether enticing experience. It doesn’t really take place in any specific setting either, instead presenting gamers with a backdrop of shimmering reflected light beads. But, like the game ‘Starburst’ which came before it, Dazzle Me works best in its simplicity. Sometimes, games can be completely overdone, but it’s when they’re at their least complex that they really provide a sense of wonder and excitement. So, if you’re ready to be dazzled, read on.

It’s great when you’re able to play a slot game that takes you that much further, incorporating elements of arcade games of days gone by into them. Crusade of Fortune from NetEnt does exactly that, offering you the chance to become a warrior and do battle with vicious and devastating monsters. However, more on that a little later. As far as the game itself goes on the whole, it’s definitely a welcome product to this developer’s portfolio. It looks as though it’s set in the depths of hell, although judging by the rocks and scenery behind it, it could be taking place inside a volcano cavern. In any event, the reels are fully surrounded by various different deadly looking skulls and other horrifying items, and as you play, there’s a creepy sounding breathing noise going on in the background. This could potentially mean that you’re just a single step away from waking some kind of infernal beast. So, you’d better bring your sword along with you to this one!